Recall Contacts

Swipe to Tag is now more reliable — tagged contacts stay tagged Search bar always keeps the last contact in view Quick Recall resets on second tap, just like Contacts Simplified navigation — Tools is now inside Settings Parents Mode shows the family icon on the Quick Access button Kid Mode gets a dedicated icon in the mode switcher Settings redesigned into cleaner feature blocks with a new dog icon BCC Text — broadcast a message to multiple contacts at once Contacts are now timestamped when created, edited, or added General stability and performance improvements

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What's new in 4.9 New Tools tab All the things you do in one place — Swipe to Tag, BCC, Modes, Smart Groups. BCC is clearer "Next" instead of "Skip" Contacts show up straight away — no scrolling Step-by-step hints Smarter merge Won't lump people together just because they share a company line. Companies stay separate from people. Restore from Backup Every merge is saved. Undo any merge from Settings → Maintenance. Share Recall with a QR code In Settings — hold the phone up and they scan to download. Mac Right-click any name, phone, or email to copy. Also Parents Mode, Dog Mode and BCC now stand out properly Removed the games

Built for parents. Recall Parents leads the app: organize by your kids' world, filter by "Met Through" (school, sports, daycare), and sort the whole list by your kids' first names so "Olivia's dad" is easy to find. Kids' names and Met Through now lead every contact card. Cleanup tools. Find Duplicates safely merges duplicate contacts with an automatic backup. Tag Management lists every hashtag with usage counts so you can wipe out old or misspelled ones from every contact in one tap. Unified search. Just start typing — matching contact names AND matching hashtags appear above the field together. Tap a name to jump straight to that person. QR code upgrades. New "Share Recall" toggle includes the App Store link in your QR card so people can download Recall in one scan. Plus a custom note field, a live character counter, and a clearer # button. Two new family games (in Parents Mode): Letter Blaster — spell names by blasting falling letters with a laser cannon. Contact Snake — eat letters in order to spell your contacts' names. A real guide. Settings → How to Use opens a swipeable 12-page tour covering every feature, with a menu so you can jump straight to what you need. Plus: swipe back from any screen, copy text on Mac, the swipe-to-tag keyboard stays up between tags, smoother nav animations, and a long list of small fixes.